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narrow-minded
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The declared ambition, made early on in a disparate collection of introductory essays, is the creation of a sweeping system, one capable of replacing the flat slab concrete frame and trabeated steel skeleton, contemporary structural canons that the presentation narrow-mindedly attributes to Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe respectively.
The joy of hexagons by Wells, Matthew / The Architectural Review
As for the 'we need an Englishman' brigade which Sven warns of, well you wont find many Spurs fans, Liverpool fans or Chelsea fans narrow-mindedly bemoaning the appointments of their Dutch, Spanish and Portuguese bosses, will you?
Football: Sports VIEW - A naked truth Eriksson just can't disguise by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Secularism, the principal religion of our public square," he warned, "demands narrow-mindedly that we accept its notion of tolerance.
Cardinal Ambrozic addresses youth. (News in Brief: Canada) by Catholic Insight
 
 
 
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